St. Gabriel’s School follows the Cambridge framework across all year groups. In the primary years, students are taught in line with the Cambridge Primary curriculum, while the lower secondary years follow the Cambridge Lower Secondary framework. In the upper secondary years (Years X and XI), students are formally entered for the Cambridge IGCSE examinations.

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 No, the school does not provide transport. Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up their children.

• Experienced teachers
• Supportive learning environment
• Corridors under CCTV surveillance
• Fully air-conditioned classrooms
• Well-stocked library
• Well-equipped science and computer labs
• Spacious sports playground

The school offers a wide range of internal and external enrichment opportunities designed to develop students’ skills, build confidence, and inspire a love of learning beyond the classroom.

Parent–teacher meetings are held twice a year. However, additional meetings can be scheduled upon request, if needed.

  Parents can communicate with teachers through their child’s lesson diary.

 Yes, by appointment ONLY.

The school ensures a clean and safe environment through regular cleaning, proper waste management, and hygiene practices throughout the campus.

We maintain small to moderate class sizes to ensure personalised attention and effective learning for every student.

Student progress is assessed through a combination of classwork, homework, quizzes, projects, and periodic examinations.

Yes, additional academic support and remedial classes are provided for students who need extra help.

A wide range of subjects is offered, including English, Mathematics, Sciences, and other elective subjects, depending on the grade level.

Yes, students are guided and prepared for Cambridge examinations, as well as counselled for future academic pathways.

Homework is assigned regularly to reinforce classroom learning while ensuring a balanced workload for students.

The primary medium of instruction is English.

We promote a positive and respectful environment with clear rules and expectations, encouraging honesty, responsibility, and good behaviour among students.

Yes, technology is integrated into teaching through digital tools, presentations, and interactive learning methods.

Yes, we offer early sitting admission to the students.

Students who have completed a session under the Matric system may avail of early sitting admission, whereby the student joins the same class at St. Gabriel’s that he or she has most recently passed from the previous school. The admission procedure is completed in the current academic year, and the child is promoted to the new class in the next session as a regular student at St. Gabriel’s.

Parents will pay the admission charges of the current Academic Year if the student joins before the Summer break whereas, students joining from August (new session) will pay 5% increased amount.

The academic session concludes in June and final report cards are issued at the close of session. Report cards are released once any outstanding dues for the current academic year have been settled.
We kindly request parents to ensure dues are cleared in a timely manner so that report cards may be collected without delay.

The admission fee and a detailed breakdown of the fee structure can be found on our Fee Structure page: Fee Structure

Students are expected to wear the summer or winter uniform as announced by the school. Parents will be informed in advance of any seasonal uniform change, taking into account the prevailing weather conditions.